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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-16
CALL OF A PASTOR.
A LYKcHBuRe MINISTER CALLED 10
PETERSBURG CHURCH.
Notion fer a New Trial Sudden Death Of
a Lady-POliuosi and
Commercial.
Correspondence of the Richmond Dispaich.l

itOfTcriOIucUCe OF tnt hlttthVhb DlSpatC0l
PETERSBURG, Va, Sept. Is, 1887.
At largely-attcnded meeting of the
congregation Of the First Baptist
church held last night call was voted
to Rev. X. i. AGREE, of Lynchburg, TO
become pastor of the church. The
meeting was harmonious, and great
unanimity was shown in the call ex-
tended to Mr.. AGREE. Mr.. AGREE is the
pastor Of College-Hill church in Lynch
burg, and the hope is expressed that
he will accept the call.
IL was expected that argument would
be heard in the County Court OF Ches-
terfield to-day on n motion for new
irial in the case of II. w. Owen, re-
Gently convicted and verdict of three
years IN the penitentiary rendered by
the jury. In view Of the peculiar ma
ture of the case and of satisfactory
settlement outside of the courts it was
believed that the motion for new
trial would be granted.
Mrs. Jane Long, wife Of Mr.. William
Long, for man, years prominent to-
bacconist of this city, died very sud
denly mt an early hour this morning
at her home, on High street, it is sup
posed, of heart affection. She was be-
tween sixty and seventy years OF age,
and greatly respected and beloved.
She arose this morning and attempted
to walk across the room, but fell and
expired before medical assistance could
reach her.
II is reported that the resolution re-
Gently adopted at the Greenville and
Sussex Republican convention instruct
ing the nominee not to pledge himself
10 the support of any candidate for the
United States Senate has not proved a
very palatable morsel to the Republican
leaders. 1t is understood that the
nominee is practically pledged to sup
port General Malone. Speak to an in-
dependent Republican of General Ma
hone and he viii tell you he is a L" self
nominated candidate for the Senate.
That is the light in which they've his
relations to the coming Legislative can
vass.
The tobacco market to-day was bet
fer for all sound grades suitable for
dark work for export, and there was a
good deal more selling. For the nom
descript and unsound grades, however,
the market is dull at very unsatisfac-
tory prices.
The receipts of cotton are light.
Messrs. Martin, Will a. Go. sold to-day
several lots of planters cotton at 9,c.,
which would indicate that the planters
get full value i'll our own markets for
their produce. ROBIN ADAIB.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-16

EOR EENT, FLOORS Oh Ga
ROOMS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-16
JANES Clrv.
A Tournamen aud Daii-The
knights.

ICorrcppondence Of the Richmond nifpo'ch.'
qoANO, VA, September -, 1881.
There was brilliant tournament on
Yesterday at Toano, the town that Is t.
be. The knights we're gaily dressed.
The fat. sleek horses showed tue effects
of bountilui crops, and the riding was
SPLENDID. The. interest OF the sight.
scers was so great that, though tie hour
was high noon aud tLe day one of the
hottest OF the year, yet hot man left
his post. CT course, It is unnecessary
TO affirm this of the ladies, rs It IS well
known that they all belong to the
ant.Uet.Away Club when anythip &
of this SOFT is on hand. Il You wish to
test o ledy's endurance of heat, cold. OF
hunger Just tie a piece of red around a
lows cap and start him riding The
successful knights were Messrs. james
Harris. Carter CoWles. Il. l.. Henley,
and W. II. Richardson. The queen
and her maids were Misses Susie Rich-
ardson, Linda Ware, Maud Waterman,
and Emma Richardson. a grand ball
nicely rounded up this " thing OF JOY.
peninsula.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-16
AIurRe Collection.

At the supper given the Grand Lodge
last Wednesday night in the town hall
Of Suffolk Dr. A. T.. Dickinson tried his
hand at a second collection for the new
Baptist church of that town. Mr.. vii.
liam N. Camp, not a member of any
church, gave 5000, and $500 more was
secured. These sums, added to the col
lection made in the afternoon by Dr.
Dickinson at the laying of the corner
stone, make 81, 800 raised for the build
ing OF the new Baptist church in Suffolk
during the day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-16

IfpeCidl oIeBfaH 70 Inv DI'FaVVIEI
STANTON, September l5.-In the
Supreme Cout OF Appeals to-day the
following opinions were rendered:
Sergeant vs. Linkons. From Tsze-
well. Affirmed. Judge Lewis deliver
ing the opinion.
Ogden rs. Brown. From Amherst.
Reversed, Judge Lacy delivering the
opinion.
BouYare ". Lewis, From Nelson.
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culinary.

rs fo7osf1pn @ 10 DisU1io1.I
SALEM, VA, September l5.-Coloncl
Green 3. Board, president OF the
trustees Of Roanoke College and Of tue
Farmers National Bank OF Salem, died
here to-day after weeksii'ness aged
scyentv-tWO years.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-16
THE WHITE SULPHUR.
MIR, w. A. stuart Becomes the Par
chaser.

Especial telegram 10 tho Dispatch
GREENBRIER WHITE SULPHUR
SPRINGS, WEST VA, September 10
The fale of the White Sulphur Springs
property commenced at noon under the
three large oaks on the lawn in front Of
The Grand Hotel. W. A, Stuart pur-
chased all the real estate, except two
scres, at 1925, 7C0. Mr. Stuart then
purchased all the personal property at
sec. COO. Maior i. Il. Scott being the
other bidder and running Mr. Stuart
nom $4,000 TO $4,000. The two
acres near the depot were purchased
by Mr.. Stuart for $4,000, the total
purchased price being $3.50, 700.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-16

"Tell me, where is neuralgia bred
Or in the heart or in the head, how
begot how nourished?" "Oh ] j
wouldn't bother abon' all that. Cure
It with Salvation Oil, which costs only
70 cents"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-16
Washington County Democrats,

TNT00INI ICT0ETa0' W TU0 UT7I'''-V1'I
ABINGDON, Va, September lj.-John
Roberts and John Preston were nomi-
mated for the House Of Delegates by
acclamation. There Was perfect har-
mony in the convention and the county
IS safe for the Democrats.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-16
RICHARDSON & DOINTON CONPlNY'S
Sanitary Heating Furnaces

contain n o newest patterns comprising ia'est
Improvements possible 20 adoDt IN Heating
Furnace. where power, efficiency, economy,
and durability l. desired. Medical aud sc.cn-
tlGc experts pronounce these Furnaces supc-
rior In every respect % all others for supplying
pure air. free from gas and dust.
Send for circulars. sold by all hrst-class
dCalrre.
RICHARDSON e BOYNTON CO., Manuiac-
tuners. 2j2 and 23f Water street. New York.
SOLD by JOHN BOWERS, Richmond, Va.
nm 9s- po1fWE
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ERInAY r,IE lfru INsrANr.

FRIDAY rHE 18TH INSTANT,
at iOb o'clock. will sell nc The residence No.
200 west franklin street the FURNl RE, Sc.,
remaining IN the house, consisting Of
ELEGANT PARLOR SUIT Of CIRCULAR
BIVAN. LARGE ARM and SMALLER
CHAlES-Tvrsish upholstcrine coyer'l
With pcarl-colorcd. sil6-ngured cOtellnc Oh
finest quality, with silG-yelvet crimson
se;s Of WiNDow LANBREQrINS Of the
same material as Parlor SUM- with Cor
uiccs:
SET Of LIBRARY FURNITURE Of LOUNGE
and several CHAIRS, upholstered In finest
set "a" II IANBREQUINs Of same material:
Several very nne WATER COLOkN ON gold
rilt francs. representing Night Morn
ing" burial Of Latane,' aud other suo-
tects:
ycry fine NOQUETTE PARLOR CARPET, with
OITOMANs aud RUGS;
1StpLEB STATUE ~ BRONZE. by b Car
rctux. u "THE NEAPOLIrAN FISHER
ROY mounted on elegant rotary ebony
pedestal 1hi~ rs believed to De- the most
Jogai, bronze n this city. ....,.,.
eercral excellent pieces OF TRIpLE-PiATED
NILNEEW a T., consisting OF Lat;e
Frcrrrc. Covered Vegetable Dishes, Fruit
stands. flowtr-S.ands, Nc.. &c;
tNALNUT C.>E $50. MECHANICAL OR
GAZETTE, with six cylinders OF -e'eu
tunes each;
EPrSCONE8ED ARM CHAIRS;
aTBONN E.~EI~ of latest design;
BRONZE CLOCK aud VASES CD match;
WALNUT DRLS -iNGCASE;
WALNUT CAN CHAIRS. VI AlIINtN,
/ ser Of sixteen COLOEED PLATES OF IllE
GAME AND WATER FOWLS OF THE
UNITED STATES. by Pope, Jr;
COPIES Of tho ART JOURNAL, AMERICAN
ART REVIEW, Masterpiece, or
FRENCH ART and other Illustrated work
eeycral dozens OF NEAILl-PAlNIEDD ECOl
DUCKS.
The above articles nre VOL worthy tho a'tcn-
ton # purchasers Of really ~ -claa5 tlrni'
taic. N-'i''L -. 'AiD'
self Au'li'AeeI.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-16

7<eirn. rscsl 10 tally tor Hcr'0.h, f0s,-
.-C .m- sultnItid. Hampton, Oh Point ~ ~
,...y. and Ht, tsiorl, Va; Washington, v. q.
seaocrne, Washington, aad IarpOro', b. &. all
stations OF Atlantic aud Daugls railroad,
sssp0ard and Roanoke railroad, NoriolE South.
ern railroad. and Eastern North Carolina gen.
orally. also, for Eastern shore Of Virginia and
al regular landings on the Jeme- and R6ppa-
bannock rivers, At Low R5T RATES, and
through bills issued.
L. TATUM, Superintendent,
my2S No. 1ii7 Main street and Rockets.
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE DAYS.


1913 Main street.
DROFITABLE FULTON PRO
PERTY.
PUBLIC SALE OF A NEAT
DETACHED TW nSSsI INa STU ~ AM
TWO Two-sToRY FRAME DWELLINGS
TWO ONE-STORf FRAME HOUSES,
AND
THIRTY-FOUR BUILDING LOTS,
NEAR THE CITY sTREEl-CAk LINE,
ON LOUISIANA. VIRGINIA., ORLEANS, AND
MARSHALL STREETS. on TIE
PREMISES, IN THE Fol-
LOWING ORDER:
COMMENCING
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER -, 1891,
NTiP.M
l. FRAME STORE AND DWELLING No. 1OS
Louisiana street: three rooms; two good
lots, ,OxiIO feet to an alloy--all nicely en-
IT, TWO ONE-sTORY TENEMENTS; two
rooms each; Virginia street near Fulton
LOT 30x1if feet adjoining the above.
III. TWO TMO-STORY TENEMEN Is adioln-
ing the above: three rooms each.
". SIX LOTS l30xl;5l, Orleans aud Marshall
SIX Ions uMxiI5l, Virginia and Marshall
TEN lois 9oOxiI5). orleans and Virginia
SIX LOTS 129xll5l. Orleans and Gillian
streets INT
FIVE LOIS uOixli5). Virginia AMI Gillian
streets
All Of this property IL In short di'tance OF
the street-car line The growth OF Fulton mas
been phenomenal. The supply OF houses 4
not equalling the demand. and the large wheel
and sp0ke-factory now being erected In sight
of this property aud other large manufactures
will give an in petus 10 this section beyond the
most sanguine expectations Of our people.
Come 90 this sale and buy before the boom
strikes II.
Terms: Small cash payments and long
credits. j. THOMPSON BROWN GO"
- M AucuOnccr%
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-16
BY II. L. staples & Co.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioncers,
HOB Main street,

DESIRABLE DWELLING AND
~ LOT on CHURCH HILL FOR SALE BY
AUCTION.-We shall offer for sale by auction,
on the promises, on
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER l6, 1887,
AZ : O'Clock =. NJ. the NEAT AND ArTRAC-
TIVE TWO-STOhY FRAMED DWELLING
40. 40. on Lot . by about 100 feet deep, on
The cast side of Twouty-siXth street between
Narehail and clay streets. The house con-
tain- six rooms. has gas, and IA in good repair.
There IS also q stable and kitchen on the prem
isca. Ills i5 very desirable property. situated
IN n good neiehborh0od, and VIII make nice
home or eccd-paying Investment
IFRMs: Lasy. and announced az the sale.
HENRY l. STAPLES & CO.,
So dcod;ds AuctiOuecrs.
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old DOMINION STEAM gTE
~ SHIP COMPANY. ssNsSsS@<A
FOR NEW YORK.

FOR NEW YORK.
gtesners leave Richmond EVERY TUESDAY
a1d FRIDAY a. , r. ~, and SUNDAY a. high
steamers leave New York for Richmond ola
Norfolk EVERY TUESDAY, THU kSDAf, aud
SATURDAY at3P. VI.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed
CABIN fare 70 New IOrz ria James-riyer
route dncIudiug meals and berthl - %
Round-trip tickets limited - Unity days
after date Il Issue ...-.....-.'s ....'...'' ~ "
Storage, with subsistence. ~
~teerage, without subsistence. >
cabin fare MA Chesapeake and ONO rail-
Cabin fare GA Richmond and Petersburg
railroad. ...s ...'.. 'ss-''..''.'' ...'' ~ ~
Tickets can be obtained az \. W. Garner s.
1900 Main street: Chesapeake aud ONO aud
Richmond and Petersburg cepots, enc et CON-
pany's oclces, 80. Aain street, sAc wharf,
Freigh,s forwarded and through bills Of laclns
Issued tor poiuts beyond New 1orS:
Freight received daily until z. VI.
Manifest closed on sailing days one hour 10
passengers can lea7e New YORK rhprsaAy
snd Saturday al 3 =. NJ By the Newport News
steamer and arrive al Richmond By the Chesa-
peake and Ohio train the Dext day ~ o:l3 =. VI.
Passengers leaving Richmond on MONDAYS
TUESDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, THURSDAYS,
and SATURDAYS by the Chesapeake and ohio
-a.lWay triG Newport Newsl al Z. NJ, and
by Richmond ard Petersburg railroad Game
dsys) al i0:4g A. NJ. will make connection nj
NORFOLK with steamer leaving those days
sAILlNGs THIS WEEK.
WYANOKE. Captain JESsEy, FRIDAY.
septem Der 10th, at O'Clock 2. VI.
ROANOKE, Captain CoUcB, SUNDAY,
September 18Th, az o'clock A. NJ.
OLD DOMINION. Captain HrLPHERs, TUES
DAY, September 2Oth. at 3 O'Clock 4. NJ.
~
No. 1901 Main street, and
rompanys wharf ROckeE,s,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-16

~.-~l--~<--l,r-0ll -.ll.e.rrl ---.0-~c-r.0-00~0-
PHILADELPHIA, July %, 1857.
THO THE HOLDERS OF THE
L SECURITIES OF THE SHENANDOAH
VALLEY RAILROAD COMPANY.
The assent Of majority Of all classes Of
sccuriiy.LCldors Of The Shenandoah-Nalley
Railroad Company having bcen obtained
10 the plan of reorganization, notice Il
hereby given 70 the Geueral Mortgage Bond
holders 10 deposit their bonds under the plan
OF reorganization on or before SEPTEMBER
%. 1881. with the CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY,
of New York. who will issue for them engraved
negotiable receipts, which will be listed on tho
New York Stock Exchange.
Notice is also hereby given 10 the Income
Mortgage BondhOlders and 20 the Stockholders
10 dCrOsit their securities under the plan OF
REORGANIZATION On or before SEPTEMBER g,
isg7. with THE FIDELITY INSURANCE.
Trust AND SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY. OF
Philadelphia, who will issue for them neg0tia-
bic receipts
A copy Of the agreement and Of the plan OF
reorganization may DO had 10y applying 10 any
Of the undo rsigned committee OF rcOrganizs-
tion. or TO the CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY,
ct New York. or 20 THE FIDELITY iNSU-
RANCE. TRUST AND SAFE DEPOSIT COM
PANY, Of PHILADELPHIA.
WALTER LUTTGEN,
Of August Belmont & Co, 50 Wall street New
York.
ROBERT FLEMING,
Dundee. scotland.
T. Z DENNISrON,
Of T. w. CLARK & Co., S5 south Third street
FRANK P. CLARK,
90 81. Paul street, Baltimore, Nd.
COMMITTEE on REORGANIZATION,
40 sflfSfgt
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NOARnlNli.

BOARDING Fl r S T CLAS 5
I'D BOARD and ELEGANT ROOMS; best To-
cation in the city. VIII also tasc few L ~
BIE-pBARDER~ Mrs. ". !. ORR,
Sc l3-1w' l02 east Grace street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-16
Hy George ". Mayo, Aurtioneer,
ONO. Z. Laughton, Jr.. S1lesman,)
No. - Ninth street.

ELFGANT PARLOR FURNl-
n TTRE. LANBBEQUiNS. MOO ETIE
CARPET. WATER COLDRS, sJPEkB
BRONZES, SiLNFK-PLAIEDWAR ARE. FINE
ORGANEITE, COLORED PLATES OF GAME
AND WATER-TOWLS, &C, SC, AT AUG
TInN I'm
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-16

Joy y
NONTINUATION OF p \ y
I peCKFR'S SALE RY TIE UNION LOAN
COMPANY Al 30. 1923 MAIN iREhI STORE
FORMERLY OCCUPIED THE CITY BA@k)
TuIs GRlDAY) MORNING
ATO0'CLOCK AND EVENING AT4D'CLOCh.
Th.re afill remain % great many hoe III l.
tfc,I- .oID aEDSttEEK WATCHES. JEW
TILY. PISTOLS, FtELp- and OPERA
GLASSES. &C.. a, which attention ia respectful
IA called / l1re received iustruciiou5 % SOL
entire stock without limit or reserve in order Co
render 90 account Of sales ,0 the company.
THE sole will positively clo-e SATURDAY
NT,UV. H. y. CDOh,
80 IT, Salesman.
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RliNNA'
LOUISA COURTHOUSE, VA.

LOUISA COUSTy-tO wit:
hereby certify that the bond required OF the
special commissioners appointed by the decree
entered m the chancery suit OF Howard, for,
&c, %. The Slate Hin tiold-Mining Company
4 ais., on the 18th day OF September. 1883, and
pending In the Circuit Court Of said county,
has been Gully executed, with approved socu-
rity.
cembcr. i,o5. SAMUEL II. PAhsONo.
au .6-F4t clerk.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-16
By Fred. II. Williams. Auctioueer,
a.. q. CoJE, salesman)
No. % north Governor street.

TO-DAY At 10 O'CLOCK TWILL
! EEL az ny auctior-ropm. 4 LARGE NJ v
FIR or BED>I EADS. BUREAUS, NAtBL t-
TOP AND PLAIN NAoHsTANDS, TABLE,
-. al-o. SEVERAL GOOD HEATING
STOVES and ONE NEARLY NEW OIL COON
RANCE VIII Ute rs's. besides many other use
M articles. storage takou on reasonable
terms, FRED. II. WILLIAMS,
pa it-1tf AuctiOueec.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-16
sol. HAAS. Traffic Manager;
K. n. THOMAS. General Manager. au Is
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAIL.
~ ROAD.
SCHEDULE IL EFFECT JULY "a
TWO DAILY TRAINS 10 NORFOLK.
TWO DAILY TRAINS TO LYNCnBuBG.

SCHEDULE III EFFECT JULY -
TWO DAILY TRAINS 10 NORFOLK.
TWO DAILY TRAINS TO LYNCnBuEG.
LEAVE RICHMOND
1913 A. NJ. Daily, via k'rlo9at sad Peers
burr railroad Arrive 90 Peers.
burg 1885 g.. ~; leave Petett' afH
ii:sA. N. daily arrive ~ Nor'ols
100 Az Dsny' ca Rr1moud Sri PEERS
burg raif0al. Arrive al Peters
brig 1854 NJ SO. ieavrs 70.
tay.burg ll.05 A. ". f0r farm ne,
Lynchburg. Roanoke, Bristol
Knoxville, aed al l3inls .'oa.s sA'
rBEoTGa CAR 80 LYNCHBUGG.
6:O5 p, N. Daily, except Sunday, ga sico'
mond and Petersburg railroad,
Arrive Petersburg $50 7. A.;
ioags Petersburg i.i5 +. ~
daily. arriving Norfolk 955 =, VI.
Through ear Richmond 70 norfolk.
sO5 r. Il. Daily, except sunday ga hch-
moni and feteFsbarls raiiroai
Arrive AZ Petersburg asa 7. NJ
connactiBg wiih Train Nc. :.
leaving Petersburg Al 5:S ?; ".
Ter Farnvlil-, tyuchourg, kos-
uoke, Bristol. Knoxville. Chat:a.
noogs. and az poiRn soeIh and
PULLMAN sI.EEPIsG-CAR AccoMNoDA
TONS
Nc l--slsepius-ear rom Petersburg 10 bri,-
COL without change, and iynchharg 20 Memphis
NO" No s-Iyncbbarg 70 Nes Orleans, ana Rosa-
al a ~ 4 AattanOoga without chtnge
TtcketI baggas e-ehecks, ssd all tafofuastioo
| can DO obtainea AZ Richmond I'D PetsIsoafs
Railroad asp0' aud "A. W. s " & sssif S sA'
'1''~ asnersi Passenger aud ticket Ageo.
cxAxIrs Il. EoDY, Vice President
| General olnce. Roanoke Va NJ
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REaL ESTATE ATPeGyArE sAEE.

EOR SALE, AT BARBOURS- On
n WILLIE, Va. on the Virginia Midland -
railroad and Green county turnpike, a NJ"
TWO-STOhY FRAME HOUSE; eight ROOMS.
pantry, kitchen, servants room, al elegant
hont and back porch. A well Of good water la
the yard. An excellent opening Tor hotel
aud livery business For particulars Inquire
j. McMuRRAS 81 CO.,
80 2-sOt Gordonsvllle, Va.
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Eoa. L-ta.e Aurtoueer'.
ItO1TNt-sTDNEP TCIION
..,r,.. ,.t.,,- I,--.srf, ,pr. B.. f.l.ffk
,>>,,,,.l.t,tt.Tf ~ r.inrNrF 10 5fI OE tHg
IA~T SIDE on FIRST STREET 3EiN EEN
CLAY AND LEIGH STREETS.
Knox. Who sues, &c, } IN the thnn'crE 'pit
as. of ,hc ,,iy %. Isl l-
'''''' '''''''' '-''' '.-2
I'M IN n' a'lenS az ' c ege' the aaierao
sr,,iai commissioners. Will sou ny public al.-
lion. on tho premises, ON
IUhrDAl' SEPTEMBER ~ 70 ..-....,.
DETACHED BRICk COTTAGE s.. OIL 2n a.,
east sidcoi fiiSt 9ll''. cen Di.y 49,. A. '
streets, containing -FOUR i"3h7' VIZ" '"'
ChftiinID.'' .i,' ~ eN'
= AlOu itel' WIN quo "D,i ~ Go ,,...,o
u'@ is ,',,h limit et.or nv
ihc''i una 'o'"'''" "'" iN'-" -0'7''
INVESTORS ,,... 81. -,,
LtNs; ono .h-.p 'i5u III. u.i''', .,,
lu9' n,u's, Wy Xxx i,',.,,ti od,eI o,d the
s.,i, ..,,,,cd unti tl.. ,,hol. 81 tD. pur,hl,e-
tr,e, Ia. lern mid aud "a conveyance order
eo by h.. Court W. ". COSBY. DR.,
JAMES CASklE,
Special Commissioners.
J,xrs p. ELAN
and tAuctiOneers.
FRANK H.. HI * Co.
ENov u.ro SRA Ar pIAfNTfFF, AGAfSsr
~, Crp,Top cC DrFrNpANrs-iN THE
,Ncrty ror-l'r on ruE CITY Of KIcHM0SD
II ~. IT,, - ,,i, ,.,.,-f
], ~ - - y',,,,,d III 49,. ..-.,.fai
'oINty u.' .' - ~ 49,, b., s-i5 ..a.i-o of
,Cl.lli, ~ ,' ,-, ~. .,i,.r
july Ii' -, 81 81 ft,h Ing ~ Iyue.
owen "A''l N'5 H'"' ''''' '''" .'''
I''', prxrA,frN II RFRRy
sc - -'''
ItONfNIC TONT - SALE
- - -'A rs
- VIZ
SLATE HILL - COLD-NiNE,
IN Louisa COUNTY, Va.
p,-,.,.,,,.. ~ n ,lc.rce of the Cirrait Court ~
, o.,'t, ~ Tnris5 i'm thn state n virginia.
,ord.rc,t -on no a-fh aay of Septcmher i~s5.
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ACTION SALES.--FUTURE Days.
BY Thompson Brown & Co.,
Real Estate Agenie and Auctloneors,
1ilS Main street.

AUCTION sALxs-Future Days.
by j. Thompson Brown & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctloneors,
iiiS Main street
EXCEEDlNGLY LIBERAL
II TERMS.
A CORNER DOvBLE BRICK THRER-sTORY
CENTRALLY LOCATED RESIDENCE.
WITH A BRICK GROCERY STORE ~ REAR.
LARGE AND BEAUTIFUL LOT.
NORTHWEST CORNER FIFTH AND CARY
STREETS.
BY request OF the owner, who Is non-resi-
dent. we will sell az auction, on the promises, on
THURSDAY. SEPrENBER22, 1857,
n, = O'clock +. NJ. that MOST COMFORTABLY
ARRANGED AND SUBSTAN IALLY-BUiLr
DOUBLE RESIDENCE on the corner OF Cary
and Fifth streets. II contains fourteen
rooms In all. and for comforts exceedingly DO
sirable. being constructed with that special OBJ
iect IN view. IT, proximity 20 MI tue chur he,'
markets. aud public and private SCHOOLS 's
very desirable.
the rear o. which lot is NEAT IWO-sl0kl
BRICK STORE, tte income Of which Is nice
revenue 20 the dwelling property.
TIRMs: one fourth cash; balance in one,
two. AVID three years, G PEI cont interest. se-
oui'' - u J. THOMSON BROWN & CO..
sci AUctlonccr5
BY Sampson d Adamson'
Real Estate Auctonecrs and Insurance Agents.
sl3 HUH street. Manchester, Va.
TRUSTEE'S SALE OF EIGHT
BTUDING LOTS ~ BUCK-HIiL ADDI-
TON. MANCHESTER. VA.-By virtue Of a
deed Of trust dated October, 1874, tO the UNDER
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-16

ROOMS
at 80. SO cast Grace. Auplgto ..-
Pc iG-Gt' Hiss Il. %. NORWOOD.
nor RENT. BRICK DWELL.
a ING SO. Dos Twelfth street. tcrweeu -
BROAD and Marshall stiects, containing ten
rooms. besides kitchen and servants rooms;
with modern improvements.
Also. H3ICk DWELLING 80 tOa Eleventh
street. between Marshall and Clay, containing
ten rooms, hr-ilr- LiirNcu md servants rooms.
Also. hat dc.iiaDir BRICK DWELLING 80.
SIS west Craze street, containing eight rooms,
besides k.rhcn nui Sorrant rooms: Wi-h all
moccm improvements. Possession October
j., I.s7
Also. BRICK DWELLING on TIE cp-t side Of
Beech ,,rtc' lc,UCCu N.aiu aui lloyd, coutain-
iuc seven rooms; win n .r,n Improvements.
ID. SELDOM TAYLOR,
Real Estate Agent ari Aurtoncer
Sc 1i12&!6
NOR RENT, THAT DE7'RA-EA
; BE AID CONYENIENiLI-LO-a-a
GATED RESIDENCE 0i north seventh street.
containing seven rooms: all modern i'm
prOftMcLts. and recently pa. In GOOD repair
JOIN T.. OODDIN,
Real Estate Ak ~,
SO Il-eot2t Bank aud Eleventh streets.
EOR RENT. FRAME DWELL O.
ING 40. 500 Grace street. between -
MCnroe and Henry, containing five rooms
water. gas. Sc.
Also. FRAME DWELLING No. 1914 west Main
street containing Ave rooms, water, &c.
II. SELDOM TAYLOR.
Real Estate Agent and AuctiOneer.
Sc 11-Su. lu&ttt